Picture this scenario: You’ve forgotten that it’s your wife’s 50th birthday tomorrow and you need to get all of her friends and family to sign her birthday card sometime in the next 24 hours. You might say this is an exercise in futility; how are you going to track down all these people in just one day and get them to throw their John Hancocks on a card? Fortunately, there are card creation sites online which let you author, customize, and send out a card to not only the designated recipient, but also to anyone whom you feel should sign it.
One such site is SquidNote, a simply service which lets you pick an appropriate card (by occasion), pen your own headings and greeting, upload an image (if desired) and then copy and paste the email addresses of all the people you’d like to collaborate on the card. Naturally, you’ll want these recipients to receive the card before the main recipient, so therefore SquidNote provides you with date fields for you to specify when the card should be delivered to its final destination. SquidNote is easy to use and does not require registration initially, but it’s a wise idea in case you need to go back and edit your card.
SquidNote.com In Their Own Words
“Group greetings for the office, classmates, family and friends”.
Why SquidNote.com It Might Be A Killer
SquidNote is easy to use and provides a more modern and practical way of getting a card signed by multiple people. The image upload option personalizes the card more than just text, which some other similar sites are limited to.
Some Questions About SquidNote.com
Is SquidNote related to Squidoo? There’s some ambiguity in the name and I couldn’t find any disclaimers on the site; could SquidNote be headed for some copyright issues? 
